I don't know why folks think RR would have problems with the pressure at Michigan. I don't think they play any games of the same magnitude and historical significance as WVU-Pitt.
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Oh8ch;1029612; said:I don't know why folks think RR would have problems with the pressure at Michigan. I don't think they play any games of the same magnitude and historical significance as WVU-Pitt.
I would dare say that the ASU game was on an equal par???Oh8ch;1029612; said:I don't know why folks think RR would have problems with the pressure at Michigan. I don't think they play any games of the same magnitude and historical significance as WVU-Pitt.
GrizzlyBuck;1029608; said:I don't remember Coop flopping around like RR does but maybe it's like the trauma doctors tell you, your mind blocks out things too traumatic for you to handle You are right about Coop getting tight, you could see it in his body language and mannerisms. I don't remember Coops gyrations quite so demonstrative, maybe he was just more classy in his choking.
GrizzlyBuck;1029608; said:I don't remember Coop flopping around like RR does but maybe it's like the trauma doctors tell you, your mind blocks out things too traumatic for you to handle You are right about Coop getting tight, you could see it in his body language and mannerisms. I don't remember Coops gyrations quite so demonstrative, maybe he was just more classy in his choking.
Buckin' A;1029619; said:I remember so many games I wondered how Coop managed to blow it....
Jaxbuck;1029624; said:Coop just went into a semi coma but there was no mistaking that "oh shit" look of his.
RR reminds me somewhat of a smaller Tommy Boy wigging out over on the sidelines.
Like I said, I'll be estatic if they land him.
Oh8ch;1029060; said:After taking it as far as he did last year I can't conceive he would pull the same stunt - or that WVU would fall for it.
And as for making "compromises" to get recruits, I agree he wont have to. But isn't that a character issue? (If I had Brad Pitt's looks I probably wouldn't carry the date rape drug around in my billfold - but I would be no less a scumbag.)
There are always going to be recruits who can take you to a higher level and who need just a little something extra to sign the LOI.
MORGANTOWN -- According to WVU players, at a team meeting Sunday afternoon at the Puskar Center, Head Football Coach Rich Rodriguez announced that he is leaving West Virginia University to take over the football program at the University of Michigan.
Will the Wv fans and players say good riddance ?WolverineTX;1029752; said:
I hope you're right. I think RRod is a way better hire than Miles.....but I drink grad's kool-aid :pI'll just say right now that RR to scUM is like John L to MSU.
Both coaches have a history of augmenting the fundamental problem's the new school was struggling with.
scUM needs a few more years of becoming physically softer and more finesse. They need a few more years of a fundamental lack of focus on defense because the emphasis of the program is on its scheme oriented offense(can'rt wait to see Mallet flourish in the spread). They need a few more years to get to WVU was in terms of spitting the bit in any big game because they are wound up so tight. Also if you watched some of the games WVU won(UC specifically) they usually tried their best to give that one away with late TO's and crucial mistakes. Best of all if its true you are talking 5-10 years before they can dump him.
I'm absolutely delighted if this is true.
Michigan has a new football coach.
West Virginia's Rich Rodriguez, who met with U-M president Mary Sue Coleman and athletic director Bill Martin on Friday in Toledo, has accepted the Michigan coaching job, replacing retiring coach Lloyd Carr, the Free Press learned this afternoon.
An official announcement is expected at 3 p.m.
I didn't like seeing that he immediately added scum to his listOh8ch;1029773; said:The first match between JT and RR starts immediately. The prize is Pryor.
Clearly we have the edge. But it is all about "sales" and the buyer in this case is a teenager. The point about what RR is willing to do to land recruits may become immediately relevant.